School District of Marshfield

FAMILY, CAREER & COMMUNITY LEADERS OF AMERICA (FCCLA)

Meeting times/location: 

• Wednesday: Flex Periods (Foods Lab rm 77)

Annual Club Fee: None

Mission Statement: To promote personal growth and leadership development through Family and Consumer Sciences education. Focusing on the multiple roles of family member, wage earner, and community leader, members develop skills for life through character development, creative and critical thinking, interpersonal communication, practical knowledge, and career preparation.

Yearly Events: 

• Homecoming Parade
• Pizza Sales
• Holiday Treat Sales
• Community Services

Awards/Recognitions: 

STAR (Students Taking Action with Recognition) event competition
Regional/State/National Levels

HOSA: FUTURE HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

Meeting times/location: Large group meetings are held bi-monthly during Flex Periods and small, individual meetings are held prior to competition as needed

Annual Club Fee: $50

Mission Statement: HOSA: Future Health Professionals is a global student-led organization, whose mission is to promote career opportunities in the health industry and to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all people.

Yearly Events: Various service projects and leadership events

• Regional Leadership Conference (RLC) - January; Virtual
• *State Leadership Conference (SLC) - April; Wisconsin Dells
• *International Leadership Conference (ILC) - June; Locations Vary
  
  * - must qualify in order to advance

Awards/Recognitions: Awards and recognitions earned when affiliated members advance in competition and through community service hours

Postions Held/Length of Position:

President-1 Year
Vice President-1 Year
Secretary-1 Year
Treasurer-1 Year

KEY CLUB

Meeting times/location: Two times/ month

• Wednesdays: 7:30am-7:50 am (Room 10-11)

Annual Club Fee: $0

Mission Statement: Key Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.

Yearly Events: Varies year to year.  KEEP event and Soups and Sock fundraiser.

MARSHFIELD COLUMBUS LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE (MCLA)

Meeting times/location: The group meets about every other week for approx 30 minutes during Flex A. Weekdays and locations may vary.

Annual Club Fee: $0

Mission Statement: The mission of the Marshfield and Columbus Leadership Alliance (MCLA) is to educate and motivate students to take an active role in reducing substance use/abuse, preventing bullying/harassment, and bringing awareness to mental health concerns and resources in 

Yearly Events: The group holds an annual retreat each October in which year-long plans are discussed. Past endeavors have included "Pour it Forward" events, T-shirt Design Contests promoting positive school/community culture, Mental Health Education lessons, etc.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

Meeting times/location: Monthly Meetings (Generally Wednesday, some Monday's)

• 3:15-3:45 PM (Lecture Hall)

Annual Club Fee: $20

Yearly Events: Multiple volunteer opportunities and a membership retreat 

Awards/Recognitions: NHS Scholarships 

Postions Held/Length of Position:
President-1 Year
Vice President-1 Year
Secretary-1 Year
Treasurer-1 Year

PATHWAY PARTNERS MENTORING PROGRAM

Meeting times/location: Individualized meeting times based on student schedule - flex time & study hall times utililized in addition to before & after school (Room 135)

Annual Club Fee: None

Mission Statement: To expose high school students to nurturing relationships with caring adults and to the diversity of opportunities and experiences in our community. These experiences, having guided academic and personal development, will enhance students’ life skills and enable them to make successful transitions to post-high school education and employment.

Yearly Events: 

• One-on-One Mentoring (Long-Term Mentoring)
• Job Shadowing (Short-Term Mentoring)
• Informational Interviewing (Short-Term Mentoring)
• Guest Speakers over Flex Time

Awards/Recognitions: 

Pathway Partners participants eligible for Scholarship

STUDENT COUNCIL

Meeting times/location: 

• Flex 5C- OutReach Committee Meeting (Room 78)
• Flex 6A-General Student Council Meeting ( Room 78)
• Flex 7A-Social Committee Meeting (Room 78)
• Flex 8C-Policy Committee Meeting (Room 78)

Mission Statement: The mission of the Student Council shall be to serve as the elected government of the Student Body. The members of Student Council shall serve as the conduit between the student population, MHS staff, and school administration, where the focus is to have student leaders oversee the various clubs and organizations within the school, and to run key events designed to raise money and awareness for charities, scholarships, and school improvement projects.

Constitution: Click Here to View

Yearly Events: 

• Homecoming Activities - dress up days, parade, HOCO dance,
• Hygiene drive
• Blood Drive - fall drive (October) spring drive (March)
• Toys for Tots drive
• Teacher Appreciation Events (Monthly)
• Winter Carnival Dance
• Tigers Got Talent Show
• Blanket and Sheet Donation to "Sleep in Heavenly Peace" organization
• Together Tigers' Can - food drive

Awards/Recognitions: 

Scholarships awarded to seniors

Postions Held/Length of Position:

President-1 Year
Policy Committee Chair-1 Year
Social Committee Chair-1 Year
Outreach Committee Chair-1 Year

YOUTH SERVICE LEARNING (YSL)

Meeting times/location: Students should watch the display case outside Room 66 or listen to announcements for volunteer opportunities. They should get Volunteer Confirmation Forms in Room 70 and turn their hours in to the baskets in Room 70 or give them to Miss Goettl in Room 70 before school through Flex A.

Annual Club Fee: $0

Mission Statement: The Youth Service Learning program is a non-credit opportunity for students in grades 9-12 to become involved in their community and school district.

Yearly Events: **Students volunteer their time at various locations in the community and within the school district at their convenience.  We don't have any required activities, as each student has different interests, contacts, and time available.

Awards/Recognitions: Students who volunteer 100 hours or more (at least 60 of the hours in the community) earn the President's Volunteer Service Award & recognition on their transcripts.